Nj Dealers recommendations.

[TB///M3]

I'm ready to jump to the M3 bandwagon.

I currently own an M235 which I bought a couple years back from Bmw of Bridgewater. I'm working with someone in Bloomfield which he is a great guy, very straight up person that will do everything he can within his power. Unfortunately, when it comes to the trade in, it wasn't what I expected. I know I can try to sell privately, but since the car I want will be an ordered one, the timing could be a problem. So, what I need is to shop around to see which dealer will work with me on the new and my trade. I need help finding someone you dealt with and is a straight shooter. I hate the game as I played it a long time ago. So, any recommendations is greatly appreciated.

[vonmayr]

Originally Posted by BluF22

I'm ready to jump to the M3 bandwagon.

I currently own an M235 which I bought a couple years back from Bmw of Bridgewater. I'm working with someone in Bloomfield which he is a great guy, very straight up person that will do everything he can within his power. Unfortunately, when it comes to the trade in, it wasn't what I expected. I know I can try to sell privately, but since the car I want will be an ordered one, the timing could be a problem. So, what I need is to shop around to see which dealer will work with me on the new and my trade. I need help finding someone you dealt with and is a straight shooter. I hate the game as I played it a long time ago. So, any recommendations is greatly appreciated.

Turnersville BMW, Adam Feinstein, was a straight shooter for my M3 purchase last year.

[Wah]

Richard Henriquez (CA) and Dori Dado (Manager) at BMW of Freehold. They gave me a nice trade in offer on my E92 M3 and a large discount before the M4 was released in the USA when everybody else was selling at MSRP.

[TB///M3]

Thanks Guys, I will try to reach out to them today.
A bit of a drive from where I am though.

[E92 M Sport]

Pm sent

[rgrovr]

Sent you a PM as well with my CA. GLWS.

[psuibmw]

Your best bet at this point is to try and sell the car privately. I was in the same situation few years ago and no dealer could even come close to my min level for the trade. It took me 3 months to sell it on my own, good luck

[TB///M3]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

Your best bet at this point is to try and sell the car privately. I was in the same situation few years ago and no dealer could even come close to my min level for the trade. It took me 3 months to sell it on my own, good luck

I understand if I sell privately, I will likely get near, or better then what I want. Problem is the timing, buyer might want the car before the new one arrives, or no buyer, and the car gets here early.

Thanks everyone for the dealer info's, looks like I will have some travelling to do.

[FSociety]

Originally Posted by BluF22

I understand if I sell privately, I will likely get near, or better then what I want. Problem is the timing, buyer might want the car before the new one arrives, or no buyer, and the car gets here early.

Thanks everyone for the dealer info's, looks like I will have some travelling to do.

Going to PM you, need those dealer info too..

[afadeev]

Originally Posted by BluF22

I understand if I sell privately, I will likely get near, or better then what I want. Problem is the timing, buyer might want the car before the new one arrives, or no buyer, and the car gets here early.

Don't put the old car on the market until the new one arrives = same outcome as what would be accomplished during trade-in.
You may not sell the old car immediately, so will own 2 cars for a short while - no big deal. The cost of extra insurance and parking will be far below that of the extra money brought it by the private sale vs. dealer trade-in.
The only way this doesn't work is if you are uncomfortable managing the private sale transaction (some people are that way), or don't feel the time invested is worth the $K savings.

There is no such thing as no buyer - it all depends on the asking price. As you lower it, you will find a buyer. Almost definitely a few $K above the best trade-in price a dealer would ever offer you.

If you need the cash flow from the old car to close the deal on the new one, your finances may be too tight to accommodate the the purchase of the new altogether.

a

[TB///M3]

Originally Posted by afadeev

Don't put the old car on the market until the new one arrives = same outcome as what would be accomplished during trade-in.
You may not sell the old car immediately, so will own 2 cars for a short while - no big deal. The cost of extra insurance and parking will be far below that of the extra money brought it by the private sale vs. dealer trade-in.
The only way this doesn't work is if you are uncomfortable managing the private sale transaction (some people are that way), or don't feel the time invested is worth the $K savings.

There is no such thing as no buyer - it all depends on the asking price. As you lower it, you will find a buyer. Almost definitely a few $K above the best trade-in price a dealer would ever offer you.

If you need the cash flow from the old car to close the deal on the new one, your finances may be too tight to accommodate the the purchase of the new altogether.

a

Thanks for the advice.

Currently, I might have a deal that is workable.
It will not be ideal for me to keep two cars, even for short period of time.
What I can do is make the deal for the trade and during the wait for the
car to be built, I will be more aggressive in selling it.

[AnujS2K]

Straight shooter? Easy, call Mark Carvalho at Flemington BMW. He will tell you in a matter of minutes if it makes sense to visit him. He doesn't waste anyone's time. If you want his cell phone number, pm me.

[TB///M3]

Originally Posted by AnujS2K

Straight shooter? Easy, call Mark Carvalho at Flemington BMW. He will tell you in a matter of minutes if it makes sense to visit him. He doesn't waste anyone's time. If you want his cell phone number, pm me.

Waddup Anuj, Mike Lee from S2ki...I was wondering what SN you would be using here.

I see you got yourself an M3 now.

I reached out to Mark, he seems like a stand up guy, but don't think he will have the best pricing.

[tsela_f80]

Daut Dauti at Paul Miller BMW!

[jettie1767]

Maria Shouldice and Nick Sheible at BMW of Freehold!

[TooFan328i]

Reach out to Danny Wong @ circle BMW in Eatontown. He got me a 2016 M3 at a great price in June last year. Plus, he and his team went out of their way to help me with the car when I was dealing with personal issues.

[gregi30]

Just brought my m4 convertible home this past weekend. Leased from Nick Lichee at BMW of Freehold. Really great experience.

[raym3cs]

ROLAND at BMW of Tenafly

[FSociety]

Now which of these dealers are mod-friendly?
Which SA ? PM if you'd like

Cheers

[dxj]

Try Nick M. at BMW of Tenafly.

[MonacoMurphy]

Originally Posted by dxj

Try Nick M. at BMW of Tenafly.

I second this! Nick is awesome and got me a great deal on my ZCP M3 order.

[Mustbnic3]

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